Bride's Surname ?

[karenlee]

Hi

Can someone help me with this name please?  Especially with the bride's signature.

Cheers
Karenlee

[AMBLY]

Hi karenlee

Have to say FORROW, since it seems to be the same surname as the male witness, and his writing seems pretty clear?

The minister/clerk's writing - the bride's surname looks like FORROW also - you can just make out the 'crossbar' of the "F" finishing up just before the 'o' - which looks like the "F" in "Feb" on the next line.

The bride's signature - bit of a muddle!  it looks like aother word written above it, though some it must belong to the tail of the "G" written above?
Could the next part of it be -  for some reason -  a fancy  ^ mark?

Cheers
AMBLY

[karenlee]

Hey AMBLY

The transcription says TRORROW but there are no other examples of that surname at all that I can find.  FORROW looks good.. will see if that turns up in the right area at the right time.

Many thanks

Karenlee

[aimeecat]

Hi Karenlee

I agree with Ambly. Both the first writing of her name and the signature of the witness tally. I can't work out what has gone on with her signature though.

cheers
Aimeecat

[maidmarianoops]

hello
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[jancis]

I think the word above Ann's signature is the word Thom - part of Thomas - as though Thomas Forrow has tried to fit his name in above Forrow, then been corrected and shown where to sign.

[aimeecat]

That's a good option Jancis. I wish the resolution were a little better. I've played with it in photoshop, but I can't make it out as anything definitive.

(I would have been devastated as the bride if my brother had done that)